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CRCrazy · 09-25-2002

Dab, thanks for the heads up!

Goofy1, We went to the Ice Cream Social in March. The Characters are Pluto, Mickey, Chip & Dale, and maybe Goofy.
Your son will be sure to enjoy these, as they are dressed in Farmer outfits, and Chip and Dale love to play games on people. No girlie stuff here! The ice cream sundaes were good, and a great bargain for a character meal.

We also did the Crystal Palace for breakfast. My oldest loved the made to order omelet station. The character interaction wasn't as good here for us. Pooh stays in the lobby greeting guests, and Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger make the rounds at the tables. They posed for the requisite picture, and signed autographs, but didn't play around with the kids the way the characters at Chef Mickey's or Garden Grill did. It is a very large restaurant, so they probably don't have time. It was still worth it for us, as our middle daughter is a HUGE Eeyore fan! If your daughter enjoys the princesses, Cinderella's would be wonderful, and your son might enjoy the ambiance of eating in the castle just as much as the Pooh characters. I believe Cinderella's usually has one male character as well. Peter Pan has been there frequently I've heard.

09-25-2002	#13 (permalink)
CRCrazy Mouseketeer Intern Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 7	Dab, thanks for the heads up! Goofy1, We went to the Ice Cream Social in March. The Characters are Pluto, Mickey, Chip & Dale, and maybe Goofy. Your son will be sure to enjoy these, as they are dressed in Farmer outfits, and Chip and Dale love to play games on people. No girlie stuff here! The ice cream sundaes were good, and a great bargain for a character meal. We also did the Crystal Palace for breakfast. My oldest loved the made to order omelet station. The character interaction wasn't as good here for us. Pooh stays in the lobby greeting guests, and Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger make the rounds at the tables. They posed for the requisite picture, and signed autographs, but didn't play around with the kids the way the characters at Chef Mickey's or Garden Grill did. It is a very large restaurant, so they probably don't have time. It was still worth it for us, as our middle daughter is a HUGE Eeyore fan! If your daughter enjoys the princesses, Cinderella's would be wonderful, and your son might enjoy the ambiance of eating in the castle just as much as the Pooh characters. I believe Cinderella's usually has one male character as well. Peter Pan has been there frequently I've heard.